"Jeopardy!" champ Ryan Long opened up about the struggles he faced as a child growing up in Philadelphia on the latest episode of the podcast "This American Life." Long, a former rideshare driver from ...

Jeopardy! is not quite back to square one in its search for a full-time host in the aftermath of Alex Trebek’s passing, but after its first choice fell through, the program is in the midst of finding ...

Rob Zombie has fans everywhere, including some that are keeping his name in the pop culture discussion. The former White Zombie singer-turned-movie director and solo artist got namechecked on a couple ...

The world hasn’t seen the last of Arthur Chu yet. Chu made headlines earlier this year when he took a controversial, non-traditional “game theory” approach to playing Jeopardy, which led some fans to ...

The longtime "Jeopardy" host died of pancreatic cancer on November 8. Photo by Amanda Edwards / Getty Images Editor's Note, November 9, 2020: Longtime “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebek died on Sunday, ...

Jeopardy contestants usually make it on the show because they have encyclopedia-like knowledge of the world. But throw a couple Canadian geography questions in there, and it’s blank stares all around.

Alex Trebek has been the host of the iconic TV game show Jeopardy! since it was revived in 1984 and has best become associated with the phrase, “please answer in the form of a question.” Well, if this ...

Competition shows can make or break contestants striving for the big prize, whether it be money, a recording contract, or finding the love of their lives. But often standing in the way of success are ...

“I’ll take Alexander von Humboldt for $500, Alex.” Katie Hondorf Celebrated for his vast knowledge, competitive nature, and humble personality, Ken Jennings is known to millions as a game show ...

ABC has made winter plans for more singing and answer-questioning. The network said today that Season 5 of American Idol will premiere on Sunday, February 27, and the Mayim Bialik-hosted Jeopardy!

Health insurance markets allow people to share risks; those lucky enough not to need health care pay premiums to cover care for the unlucky ones who do. This risk-sharing—which most of us are very ...